The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-08-11


gent, Willie Pierce. Annie Maddocks, Ernest
Wildes, Treatic Mason, Lizzie Sargent, Hattie
Pierce, Charles Jcllison, David DolloG Enoci
Bartlett, Jetson Pattee. Not absent one day: An
mic Maddocks, Mamie Sargent, Treatie Mason
Millie Pierce. 80. Farmers are cutting their grain
and there will be good crop. Frank York has
engaged the town hall for the dance both fine
nights. Rev. &. l.. Haskell, of searsport, held
services at the church last Sunday Walter
Twombly has very fine and promising yearlin2
colt from Patcher Boy.
CAsTINE. Quite party of young people who arc
summering at the heat of Little Deer Isle, came
here on two small yachts on Friday After taking
dinner at the Castine House, they did the town on
buckboards. The stmr. Rockland brought II par,
ty from Bangor on Friday Congressman Hou
telle has been spending the past few days at the
Acadian.. The Rev. Mr.. Cushman and family
have returned from their summer vacation. 80.
Mr.. John Rea lost of his best horses on Satur-
day night. A loosened plank in the floor gave
way, letting the animals hind legs through the
aperture, in which position he was found dead in
the morning. This is the second horse Mr.. Rea
has lost this summer......A blackboard ride TO
kench's mountain is now the proper thing for a
day samusement. .Stmr Pioneer brought small
noon the band discourscd good music in the Aca-
dian band stand The wife and daughter of Ion.
Samuel Libby of Orono, are stopping at Maj. Green
halgh's
LIBERTY. l. \. Luce, of Waldo, WAS in town
Monday making an effort to get up high school
in this village this fall. lie will be successful for
every prospect pleases. Mr.. Luce has the rcputa-
ton of being very fine teacher. =. Mrs. 5. 7.
Young has returned to her home after several
weeks visit TO her parents in Unity Mrs. F. A.
| lovejoy has returned to her home in Wateryille.
....Joc Hall has moved on to the Joe Mason farm
in Montville, now owned by Dan. Mcfarland. .....
}. j. Walker and his guest, II. J. White have been
doing some tail fishing the past week, and can tell
some pretty good fish stories and not lie much
either. The George River Troting Park is near
| lv completed and the merits of several fast nays
are being talked up. We are looking for fun on
| the turf soon. An effort will be made to hold 4;
fair on the grounds this fa The Advent camp;
meeting will begin on their grounds ut North
| Washington, saturday Aug. 18TH II being hnt six
miles from this village there will be Il good at
tendance from here, as have It number Of All
ventSts among lis, and we all like Ia 90, for they
| know how To make things lively.
BROOKS. Farmers are just finishing aying and
much of the hay has been injured by standing SO
long uncut. a good crop in bulk is rcpoltcd.....
I'm Uncle Toms Cabin Company played here last
week aud took away many boarded bits Of silver
| The play was very well presented, however. Eva
tnrie Tom, Topscy, etc. were represented in Il
| truthful and pleasing manner. We have certainly
had much less satisfactory shows in the place..
/ thas. ii. Jones' Principal of Oak Grove Seminary
at Naesaboro, was at the Quaker Church last sun
day and much interested the people by his dis
course. Rev. Mr.. Sheah at the Union Church in
the afternoon chose his theme the Good Fight of
st. Paul and followed out tine analogy of Christian
! warfare to that of a soldiers life in Il pleasing
manner. lie again in two weeks As
usual the weekly PRAYER meetings are To he re
summed 1T the Union church beginning with Thurs
| dag evening of this week at -, o'clock l.. John NJ
| Dow has now good sound eating apples gathered
| from his orchard last autumn and has hi.! :. con.
slant plentiful supply for the fruit ,iis. from
Aug. 18TH 1855, to the present time. Mrs Fannie
Treat and family from Delaware are stopping at
| Thadtieu- lIuNford's Horace Jones and family
| are i'll town....A new clothing house has been
| started in town and everybody is giai..... Mrs.
Aphia Godding has been very sick all summer.
WINTEEroRT. Rev. Mr.. Townc, of Hamp'!en,
| filed the pulpit at the Congl. Church sunday
last At the close of the services two Young ladies'
were taken into the church and the sacrament of
the Lords supper was administered. The pas
tor of the NJ +. Church has just issued Il Pastoral
Leailet containing church directory pastors adj
dress etc. for free distribution. The following
officers of Rainbow Temple We're installed ON Fri
day evening Ernest Atwood, c. T.: Louise Snow,
V. T.. Rosa Howe, Sec; Marian Rich, A. $: Roy
| Fcrnad, F. 5; Nettie Grant, T.; Lucy Colson,
Chap, Jimmie Fellows NJ; Louie Atwood, 4.
NJ; RAY Dunton, |. G Frank Prince, q. g.. Hat
tie Moody, Il. ii. $: Lizzie Grant l.. II. So. The
excursion party which went to Northwest iIaibor
on the Rockland last Thursday got caught in the
fog and were Obliged to remain all night. They
came back with flying coors the next morning,
however, ana so far as heard from they all agree
that 1t Was one of the best times they ever had in
their lives The WinteIpor Ferry Co. is having
good freight business this week. Capt. Clark
and Capt. Clifford went to Bangor on Monday to
bring the boiler and other machinery for the fac
tory Mr. Frank simpson dropped heavy NAL
let ON his foot while at work in the factory last
Friday, and famed himself badly.....A Among our
citizens who made an excursion to Northport last
week were Capt. +. F. Littleiied Mr.. David
| Smith, Mr., John Snow with their families and Wis.
! tors -. Miss Annette Hicks, a teacher in one of
the Intermediate schools in Bangor, is spending
her vacation at Hon. Fred Atwood's. Mrs. Man.
'e' IL 'iei'inS iile"''s l." monroe '...'Amohg the
Ni'''ois III Town 'is week are MI. James Ferry
anu heil! "ebpei, OF boston, MIS-. Ashley
'c"''e anu 'ira' hei' i'ec' Oh East Boston, Mrs
! Parsons, of Gloucester; Mrs. Z. F. Chick and
"""sn'ei '"i |"h''iii"se' Mls rahhie -illhgWoo"'
Vi N''''eN'' "' ."0'' W p'"t"ih Will HIS laihl
y anu .ie'ois III = iioioiooA I'LL" "auS'''ers ana
r. hlle! anu l'''hiis started lof lar lialbor on
iues"'s morning
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scattered here and there. and ice cream and c,te
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